Move to curb sea pollution urges global action
The article cites oceanographer Jacques Piccard warning that oil spills may kill vast phytoplankton, reducing atmospheric oxygen. It argues pollution could threaten humanity in 40 to 50 years and calls for intensified international effort, with governments urged to rush pollution controls.
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Thor Heyerdahl
Atlantic
Jacques Piccard
American Petroleum Institute
The
Environmental Protection Agency
Coast Guard
Piccard
Oregon Bottle Bill becomes law with refundable deposits
Oregon enacts a bottle bill requiring a two to five cent refundable deposit on beer and carbonated soft drink containers starting October 1972. The measure aims to boost recycling and curb litter, despite heavy industry opposition and a prior failed 1969 attempt. If successful, it could inspire other states to follow.
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Oregon
Must It Be Divisive To Be News
A Carlisle pastor urges fair coverage of church progress over controversy. He cites positive reforms in the United Presbyterian Church and asks Middletown Journal to focus on reconciling efforts rather than internal spendings. He warns repeated reporting may deepen divisions and erode media credibility.
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General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Jesus Carist
Middletown Journal
Clair E. Beatty
New Jersey Presbyterian Carlisle
Red China's UN Entry Raises Two Chinas Veto Question
The piece weighs the impact if Peking joins the United Nations Security Council while Taiwan remains a seat holder. It argues two Communist governments with veto power could hinder UN actions to preserve peace and urges non Communist nations to weigh consequences before admitting Red China.
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Washington
France
Council
United States
United Nations
Red China
Security Council
Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
Western
South Pacific
Great Britain
General Assembly
Assembly
Taiwan
China
U.N
The Jews In Russia Fight Back Letter on Soviet Jews and VOA
William F Buckley Jr notes letters from Levi Latzman and a Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry coordinator urging action on Soviet anti Semitism. They demand Nixon statements, VOA broadcasts in Hebrew and Yiddish, and 30 000 emergency visas for Soviet Jews. The piece discusses Israeli emigration, Soviet claims, and U S broadcasting policy.
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Student Struggle For
Voice of America
Russia
State Department
VOA
Radio Free Europe
U.S
Thirsty Man Writes To Liver In Daguerreotype of Diet
A humorous monologue frames a man confessing to his liver about a two week drinking and dieting stretch. He recalls a wedding anniversary gown, Stillman diet talk, and a vow to go dry. He jokes about cocktail parties, mashed potatoes, and the dilemma of life without booze.
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Couturier
Klein
14Th Street
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday pricing with motor route and mail options. Rates show 2c per copy on weekdays, 80c weekly, and $30 per year by mail, plus a 15c monthly service charge for tube delivery.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
U.S.A
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